Acts of Kindness: Transforming Lives, One Step at a Time True change begins with small acts of kindness. Over the years, I have seen how simple gestures of compassion can ripple through communities, touching lives in ways that words often cannot. My journey as a youth leader and community advocate has been shaped by an […]
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With all that is going on in the Middle East regarding Israel and Palestine, this paper will explore just what constitutes a genocidal act and examine if Israel has indeed committed genocide according to international law, NOT American law. I will let you be the judge…. ANY OF THESE ACTS CAN BE CLASSED AS GENOCIDE,
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The Horn of Africa, a region rich in history and diverse cultures, has long been plagued by conflict and instability. This volatile region has witnessed numerous armed conflicts, ethnic tensions, and political crises, hindering its potential for development and prosperity. To mitigate these challenges and foster a lasting peace, a multifaceted approach is necessary. Understanding
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Yup, it’s true! Beauty is pain, and we’ve all experienced this harsh reality. From squeezing our feet into stilettos to enduring the agony of waxing, we often subject ourselves to discomfort and even harm in the name of beauty. But why do we do it? A Historical Perspective Throughout history, cultures have embraced beauty practices
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A more precise picture of Hamas’s October 7 attack on Israel has emerged from social security data, confirming the unprecedented scale of the violence but also challenging some initial testimonies. According to Israeli data, the final death toll from the Oct 7 attack by Palestinian militants is 695 Israeli civilians, including around 36 children, the
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Relocating to the west exposed me to working on several projects, including those on Anti-Racism, Diversity, and Inclusion. In the process of managing them, I have had to ask myself if I considered myself anti-racist, knowing fully well that I have my own biases as well. However, drawing from my experiences working in multiple continents,
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Youth may act as a bridge between traditional and modern practices for sustainable living Introduction: In 2050, the world’s population will reach 10 billion. This vast population will require more food, clothing, accommodation, and also produce more carbon dioxide. The world’s ecology has already been suffering due to pollution and global warming. The increasing population
Bangladesh to halt the intake of Rohingya Muslims fleeing from Myanmar: Not for lack of empathy, but for National Security. Introduction According to BBC News sources, Bangladesh has informed the UNSC (United Nations Security Council) that it cannot accept any more Rohingya refugees into its borders; however, the refusal is not because of discrimination nor
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Saving Sea Turtles: The Inspiring Work of the Tamar Project In a world where some see animals as trophies, there are those whose greatest reward is caring for them. Enter the Tamar Project, a beacon of hope for the conservation of sea turtles in Brazil since its inception in 1980. This initiative not only seeks
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